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1. Which of the following best describes the government of the Maya civilization?

A An empire where a single leader ruled over all the cities B A republic with provinces and governors C A number of city-states where individual kings ruled over the surrounding areas D All of the above

2. Which of the following is true about Maya cities?

A All of the above B They were located near good farmland C They were located near trade routes D They were not planned, but grew from the center over time

3. Which Maya city-state is home to the famous pyramid called El Castillo?

A Tikal B El Mirador C Chichen Itza D Kaminaljuyu

4. Which Maya city-state was located in the modern-day country of Belize and once had a population as large as 180,000 people?

A Caracol B Tikal C El Mirador D Kaminaljuyu

5. Which Maya city-state was home to La Danta, one of the largest pyramids in the world by volume?

A El Mirador B Kaminaljuyu C Tikal D Caracol

6. Which Maya city-state had six large pyramids including the 230 feet tall Temple IV?

A Tikal B El Mirador C Kaminaljuyu D Caracol

7. Which Maya city-state is home to the Great Ball Court and the Temple of Warriors?

A Kaminaljuyu B Chichen Itza C El Mirador D Tikal

8. What city-state was a major power during the Maya civilization, but was located in the Valley of Mexico?

A Tikal B Teotihuacan C Caracol D El Mirador

9. True or False: The rubber ball game was such a big part of Maya culture that many cities had several courts.

A TRUE B FALSE

10. What nickname was the city-state of Palenque given because its buildings were all painted red?

A Cardinal Town B Red City C Redville D Roseland

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